Participants who perceived the tone as continuous also showed a significantly more positive integrated voltage of the N270 350 waveform peak between 270 to 350 ms after noise onset (Spearman ρ = 0.38, n = 35, p = 0.046, corrected for multiple comparisons, Figure 3a,c).
In the present study, we have developed a significantly more cost-effective and easy-to-perform fabrication method for the generation of optically transparent, continuous-flow reactors.
Chicago has more great textbook architecture than New York, but New York has a thicker, more continuous, livelier urban fabric.
Second, it is striking that synchronization in the theta band has a more continuous and general character in this experiment, and is significantly non-zero even in the no-noise condition, whereas that in the alpha and gamma bands is more intermittent and tends to be significantly non-zero only in the added-noise conditions.
And they will have to navigate a more continuous set of tasks.
As consumers become more comfortable with AR, its presence will become a more continuous expectation.
It makes conferring with other members of the IEP team a more continuous, dynamic endeavor.
We are moving to a world of more continuous updates delivered in-product.
We demonstrate that continuous supply of an effector is significantly more likely to result in a switch with minimal side effects than the same effector supplied in temporally discrete doses.
On the first postoperative day, decreased sensation of the skin was significantly more frequent after the continuous techniques, still present in 6.5% of SPIN patients, 6.1% of CSA patients, and 17.2% of CSE patients 1 week after surgery.
In the GDT group, significantly more patients received intraoperative continuous infusion of inotropes (34 versus 13% in the control group; P = 0.025) and vasoconstrictors (41 versus 7% in the control group; P < 0.001) than in the control group (Table 2).
